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Monoblock LNB Model ST-K222F - Dual Satellite Ku-Band Twin LNBF

Monoblock LNB Model ST-K222F - Dual Satellite Ku-Band Twin LNBF

10.7~12.75GHz Frequency Range Monoblock LNB

0.7dB Noise Figure Ku-Band LNBF

Dual Output Twin LNBF Dual Satellite LNB

Place of Origin:

CHINA

Brand Name:

SETON

Certification:

CE, ISO

Model Number:

ST-K222F

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Product Details
Input Frequency Range(Low-Band):
10.7 ~ 11.7GHz
Input Frequency Range(High-Band):
11.7 ~ 12.75GHz
Output Frequency Range(Low-Band):
950 ~ 1950MHz
Output Frequency Range(High-Band):
1100 ~ 2150MHz
Low Band LO Frequency:
9.75GHz
High Band LO Frequency:
10.6GHz
Noise Figure:
0.7dB (Typ.)/ 1.0dB(Max.)
Conversion Gain:
58dB~68dB
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10.7~12.75GHz Frequency Range Monoblock LNB

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0.7dB Noise Figure Ku-Band LNBF

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Dual Output Twin LNBF Dual Satellite LNB

Payment & Shipping Terms
Minimum Order Quantity
500pcs
Packaging Details
CARTON
Delivery Time
30-35 days
Payment Terms
T/T,Western Union
Supply Ability
15 million pieces
Product Description
ST-K222F Ku Band Monoblock Twin LNB for 2 Satellites
Monoblock Twin Configuration
  • Two separate LNBs for two satellites
  • Each LNB has two outputs (total: 4 outputs)
  • Can feed two receivers, each accessing both satellites simultaneously
Key Features
  • Input: 10.7~12.75 GHz
  • LO: 9.75 GHz and 10.6 GHz
  • Polarization: Vertical and Horizontal
  • Receive: Two Satellite (4°~6° spacing)
Technical Specifications
Parameter Specification
Input Frequency Range (Low-Band) 10.7GHz ~ 11.7GHz
Output Frequency Range (Low-Band) 950MHz ~ 1950MHz
Low band LO frequency 9.75GHz
Noise figure 0.7dB (Typ.)/ 1.0dB(Max.)
Input Frequency Range (High-Band) 11.7GHz ~ 12.75GHz
Output Frequency Range (High-Band) 1100MHz ~ 2150MHz
High band LO frequency 10.6GHz
Noise figure 0.7dB (Typ.)/ 1.0dB(Max.)
LO Initial Accuracy 0.5MHz
LO Temperature Drift (-30~+60℃) 0.75MHz
LO phase noise @ 1 KHz -70dBc/Hz
LO phase noise @ 10 KHz -80dBc/Hz
LO phase noise @ 100 KHz -90dBc/Hz
Conversion Gain 58dB~68dB
Gain Variation ±4dB (Max.)
O/P 1dB Compression Point (P1 dB) 0.0dBm (Min.)
Image-Rejection 40dB (Min.)
Crosstalk Isolation 20dB (Min.)
O/P VSWR 2.5:1
DC-Power 180mA
Output Impedance 75Ω (F-Type)
Waterproof O-RING
Working Temperature -30℃~+60 ℃
Polarity, Band & Satellite Selection
  • Vertical, Low band, Sat: A
  • Vertical, High band, Sat: A
  • Horizontal, Low band, Sat: A
  • Horizontal, High band, Sat: A
  • Vertical, Low band, Sat: B
  • Vertical, High band, Sat: B
  • Horizontal, Low band, Sat: B
  • Horizontal, High band, Sat: B
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Monoblock LNB?
This design consists of two independent LNBs in a single housing and allows a user the potential of receiving the signal from two different satellites which are at slightly different orbital positions from a single dish installation. The switching between the satellites is achieved via the use of DiSEqC signals. Monoblock LNB's are available mostly for satellites with a fixed 2°/3°/4.3° or 6° spacing and the range covers Ku band Monoblock switch single, twin and quad outputs. For example where a 2° Monoblock LNB could be used is for the reception of 5°W and 7° W or with 3° distance for the reception of 13° E and 16° E.
Why It Exists: The Problem It Solves
Many TV channels and services are broadcast from clusters of satellites positioned close together in the sky (e.g., 6°, 4.3°, or 3° apart). Instead of installing two separate dishes or a heavy, expensive motorized dish to swing between them, a Monoblock LNBF provides a simple, fixed, and cost-effective solution.
How It Works
  • Two LNBs in One Housing: The "block" in Monoblock refers to the single, integrated unit. The two LNBs are not adjustable; their spacing is factory-set for a specific satellite orbital separation.
  • Fixed Angle (Skew): The unit is designed to be mounted centrally on the dish's arm. The skew (rotation) of the entire block is adjusted during installation to match the polarization angle for both satellites.
  • Dish Size Requirement: Because the dish's focal point is optimally aligned for the primary satellite, the secondary satellite is slightly "off-focus." Therefore, a larger-than-minimum dish size (often 80cm or larger in Europe) is usually recommended.
  • Connection: A Monoblock LNBF has two output cables (one for each satellite). These connect directly to a satellite receiver with two independent tuners or to a multi-switch to feed multiple receivers.
Common Uses
  • European Free-to-Air (FTA): The classic combo is Astra 19.2°E (German, French, international channels) and Hotbird 13.0°E (Italian, Middle Eastern, Eastern European channels). A 6° Monoblock is standard for this.
  • International Content: Popular in expatriate communities to receive channels from two nearby satellites from their home country.
  • Simultaneous Recording/Watching: Allows one tuner to record from a channel on Satellite A while watching a channel on Satellite B.
How to Choose the Right LNB
"How many satellites do I need?"
  • One satellite → Single/Twin/Quad LNB
  • Two nearby satellites → Monoblock (or motorized dish)
"How many receivers/TVs do I need to feed?"
  • One TV → Single LNB
  • Two TVs from one satellite → Twin LNB
  • 3-4 TVs from one satellite → Quad LNB
  • Two TVs from two satellites → Monoblock Twin

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